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It would be cool if Technitium could disable caching for a specific domain, record, or even zone.
This came to my mind for doing ACME DNS challenges for wildcard certificates, cache can cause some issues on the TXT records. So having the ability to whitelist said record, would make things simpler, and Adguard Home also has this ability if I am not mistaken.
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Thanks for the request. Adding such an option will actually be too complex to add and configure. Instead, I would suggest that you use the HTTP API to delete cache for specific domain name in your cert renewal process/script. You will need to generate a auth token from the admin panel to use with that HTTP GET call.
I set the TTL for this to 0 for this reason. Only for this records. Stops clients and others caching it.
Ah, this is smart. I didn't think of that.
Thanks for the request. Adding such an option will actually be too complex to add and configure. Instead, I would suggest that you use the HTTP API to delete cache for specific domain name in your cert renewal process/script. You will need to generate a auth token from the admin panel to use with that HTTP GET call.
It would be cool if Technitium could disable caching for a specific domain, record, or even zone.
This came to my mind for doing ACME DNS challenges for wildcard certificates, cache can cause some issues on the TXT records. So having the ability to whitelist said record, would make things simpler, and Adguard Home also has this ability if I am not mistaken.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: